"Well, yeah -- I mean, I don't know how it is where you're from, but back home weres and wildlife usually tend to match up. But still, it's not like wolves are everywhere."

Yuri frowns to himself. Back home, werewolves had been just one among many 'predatory' weres getting the short end of the stick when it came to accommodations. He snorts at her candor, assuming it to be voluntary. "I can't decide if they never had weres in this universe and just made it up, or if all the weres died off and it's only the wolves they remember," he says. He kind of likes the former possibility better, though it seems unlikely that they'd get so many things right about it by chance. "Some of the different cultures have stories about different kinds of weres," he adds thoughtfully. Really, it's something that was on his mind a lot when he first discovered his new universe's obsession with people who didn't even exist there. He hasn't thought about it a lot in recent months, but there's been other stuff to distract him and he's sort of forgotten what it was like not to be considered a mythical creature or movie monster.